Strange Honey Farms

Brenda Dockery

Such very nice people. Very helpful good neighbors

Benny Russert

It’s all natural, delicious honey that makes you completely immune to all the allergies in Appalachia and who knows to what else!? What’s not to like?

Dawn Oakwood

My husband is from Tennessee and we have purchased this honey for several years although we now live in Florida. It has always been superior in taste and a light colored honey. About a month ago my sister in law was coming to Florida for a cruise so we asked her to pick up a case of what we were told was sourwood honey. Not even close. The label says sourwood. The honey is dark and tastes like clover that has been sitting on a shelf somewhere for only God knows how long. Now I’m wondering if it is mixed with corn syrup. There is a remote faint taste of honey. But mostly tastes like corn syrup. I called to no avail. Needless to say we won’t be buying this again. They under estimate peoples intelligence and taste buds. Just sad. It was expensive and now I guess we are stuck with a case of God only knows what?🧐

Glenn Chasteen

Bought Sourwood honey and discovered it was something like clover honey. And inexpensive substitute.